Winners Reported In the Horse Show
The first rounds of the Brodhead Jaycee Slowpitch Tournament were played last weekend with three Green County teams from Brodhead advancing. Results include Schwartzlow's Bar and Timm Motor Company, plus Nabor Inn. Next Saturday features 12:00 games and Sunday finals with early 11 a.m. starts and a 7:45 p.m. championship.
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Jerton
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Brodhead Jaycees Slow Pitch Tourney Returns to Legion Park
A busy weekend in Brodhead features the Jaycees Slow Pitch Tourney at Legion Park with matchups including Tilley’s Pizza Beloit vs Adams Trapp Whitewater at noon and multiple 1:15 to 8:45 games culminating in Sunday quarter finals at 11. First place nets $200, runner up $100, trophies for third. Also Green County Day parade with Roundy Coughlin as Parade Marshal and a chicken barbecue in South Side Park at 11. Rain delayed baseball at Recreation Park and a Monroe boosters day raised funds for Wisconsin athletics, with numerous local riders and shows at the Green County Boots and Saddle Club Horse Show.
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Wisconsin State Journal
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Girls See Action Citgo and Joe's Post Softball Victories
Citgo and Joe's White Elephant led Wednesday night girls major softball action. Citgo kept pace with undefeated Zesto while Doral and Gerries tied White Elephant for third. White Elephant rolled Germann Fuel 21-4. John's Citgo edged Doral and Gerries 20-19 in eight innings. standings show Johns Citgo 30 300 and Dee & Gerries 22.
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Rodenburg
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Jan van Natta
Ann Voegels
Goria Wand
Judy Mayer
Joyce Berndt
Deb Indergand
Gloria Prechel
Joe's White Elephant
Pat Schwartz
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Teresa Foxn
Recreation Park
Moore Business Farms
Bank of Albany
Harley Kundert Fires Low Net In State Line Golf League
Harley Kundert fired a low net 39 at Windy Acres on Monday night. Steve Krattiger and Roy Church shot low gross totals of 31 on the nine hole course. Ready Mix leads the league with 87 points, followed by Village Inn 79 and Bank of Juda 77 as Maple Grove, Alphorn Lounge, Mobil Oil, Swiss Colony, Oville Comm. Bank, and S.C. Data Center compete in Monday results and next week matchups.
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Roy Church
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Alphorn
Maple Grove
S.C. Data Center
O'ville
Heins Tavern
Ring Names Tiger Fighter of the Month
NEW YORK Ring Magazine named Dick Tiger as Fighter of the Month after his upset 10 round decision over Nino Benvenuti in a non title bout. Benvenuti sustained a broken right hand in the May 26 fight. Read Bob Hardell.
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Ring Magazine
Nino Benevenuti
Italy
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Orioles' McNally tosses two-hitter for 10th win
Dave McNally of Baltimore pitched a two-hitter for his 10th victory without a loss as the Orioles beat the Washington club 2-0. Art Shamsky of the Mets collected two singles and two homers, scoring three times and driving in three as New York edged Philadelphia 6-5.
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Washington
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